From the course: Distributing Your Android App for Kotlin Developers

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Internal and closed testing

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Internal and closed testing

- [Instructor] After authorizing some people to test the app, even if it is only just you, we can add our app package. Click Create new release in the top right. Google Play will start by asking you to opt into app signing. This is recommended because it allows Google Play to manage the key for your app moving forward and allows it to verify future updates come from you. This helps avoid any risks of having your application compromised by hackers. Click Continue to accept the agreement. Now we can upload an app bundle or APK. I'm going to upload the AAB file I built earlier in the course of the sample app. I'm going to drag that in now. It will automatically read the app bundle and fill in some information for you. Let's scroll down. It will automatically pull the release name directly from the bundle. You can change that if you would like. I'm going to change it to 2.0. And then there's a section for us to write…

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